Are you ready to write that book?

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Quiz Questions

1.
When you think about starting your book, which of these thoughts is most prominent?
- A.
  "I have so many ideas, I don't know where to begin!"
- B.
  "I wish I could just sit down and write, but I never have the time."
- C.
  "What if my story isn't good enough? Will anyone even care?"
- D.
  "I have a general idea but don't know how to structure it."
2.
How often do you find yourself getting distracted when you try to write, or think about writing?
- A.
  This happens all the time, I get sidetracked very easily.
- B.
  I find it easy to stay focused when I have clarity on my topic.
- C.
  I get distracted by doubts and worry about the story.
- D.
  I stay focused, but struggle to move the story forward.
3.
Imagine you have a fantastic idea for a story. What's your immediate reaction?
- A.
  I start brainstorming everything all at once, creating many different outlines, but can never decide which idea is the best one.
- B.
  I dive in quickly, but my excitement fades when I get stuck.
- C.
  I start to question the idea and whether it is interesting.
- D.
  I know I have great ideas, but I struggle to organize them.
4.
How do you feel when you compare your writing to other authors?
- A.
  I often wonder if I have anything worth saying.
- B.
  I often feel inspired and try to write just like them.
- C.
  I feel overwhelmed by comparison and start feeling all over the map.
- D.
  I question everything I've written and want to start over.
5.
When you're writing, what do you find most challenging?
- A.
  Making time in my busy schedule to write consistently.
- B.
  Believing in my story and my ability to tell it.
- C.
  Narrowing down my many ideas into a single, cohesive concept.
- D.
  Organizing all aspects of my book in a logical flow for the reader.
6.
You have several ideas for books, but you never seem to start writing, how does that feel?
- A.
  Overwhelming! I have so many ideas, but where to start?
- B.
  Frustrating! I am frustrated I do not have time to write.
- C.
  Hopeless! I start to question if my ideas are good and if I'll ever get this book written.
- D.
  Confusing! I am not sure how to organize my ideas, and that makes my head spin.
7.
Which of the following best describes your current writing routine?
- A.
  What writing routine? I'm too busy!
- B.
  I'm still working on building a writing routine and creating time to write.
- C.
  I wish I had a writing routine, but I don't have the confidence to get started.
- D.
  I have a plan, but I'm not sure how to put it all together in the right order.
8.
When you start writing, what is the first thing you do?
- A.
  I begin, but quickly get distracted.
- B.
  I dive in quickly and start with the first thing that comes to mind.
- C.
  I feel fear and start to overthink.
- D.
  I start writing without any plan and it leads nowhere.
9.
How do you react to criticism or feedback about your writing?
- A.
  I get discouraged and sometimes abandon the project altogether.
- B.
  I try to take it into account and learn from it.
- C.
  I take all criticism into consideration.
- D.
  I feel lost, like my ideas are just not coming across.
10.
Which statement resonates most with you?
- A.
  I have a story to tell, but I'm worried it won't be good enough.
- B.
  I'm overflowing with ideas, and I don't know where to start.
- C.
  I wish I had more time to write, but life keeps getting in the way.
- D.
  I have a book inside me, but I don't know how to put it together.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
You need help with ideation!
With so many ideas swirling in your mind, it's no wonder you're feeling overwhelmed. Clarifying your concept and deciding which idea to pursue can be challenging. A book coach can assist you in narrowing down your ideas and finding the one that resonates most with you.
2.
You need help with discipline and time management!
It looks like you need to focus on discipline and time management. Setting aside dedicated writing time will help you sit down and let your creativity flow. Consider partnering with a book coach who can guide you in establishing a consistent writing routine.
3.
You need help with writing confidence!
Confidence is key, and it seems you're questioning the worthiness of your story and its potential audience. Remember, your voice is unique and deserves to be heard! A book coach can help you believe in your message and equip you with strategies to connect with readers.
4.
You need help with writing structure!
It sounds like you're struggling with organizing your thoughts and ideas into a cohesive structure. Creating a clear order will be essential to your writing process. Working with a book coach can provide you with the framework you need to bring your vision to life.